Can an Overlord grant the issuance of titles of dignity?

• Yes. In ancient and medieval feudal systems, "overlords" (like kings, emperors, or major magnates) held ultimate land ownership and possessed the legal authority to create or issue titles of dignity (like peerages or fiefdoms) to their vassals. 

  Historically and legally, the issuance of titles of dignity involves specific nuances: 

  • Subinfeudation: In ancient and medieval feudalism, major overlords (tenants-in-chief) could grant portions of their land to lesser lords. Along with the land, they could grant titles or administrative privileges. 
  • Monarchical Monopoly: In many jurisdictions (such as in the UK), the authority to create peerages was eventually restricted to the Sovereign (the monarch or crown). The King or Queen was considered the ultimate overlord, and they could issue letters patent to formally grant dignities being those that were peerage dignities.

   

The titles which the overlordship of Daws Castle can issue are not peerage titles. They are titles of dignity that are incorporeal (without land) such as Knight of Daws Castle KtDC, Member of the Order of Daws Castle MDC, Ealdorman of Daws Castle (Earl), Thegn (Thane) Lord of Daws Castle, Chief Prince of Daws Castle (this is not a title of Royalty. It is equivalent to Duke).

These are not possessory titles but genuine titles in their own right. 

Each title comes with the following legal package: 

A Deed of Conveyance signed and stamped by a UK registered solicitor

A solicitor letter confirming the new holders right to use the title

 Deed of Creation  -  which details the specific laws used to acquire this title and the laws that apply for its assignment

 Deed of Assignment  - A legal deed of assignment of the title

 A Manorial Certificate and registration on our platform

 Registration and Full Certification on the platform of the Manorial Documents Register www.manorialdocumentsregister.com

 A Verification Certificate

 A Statement of Truth which covers the in-depth research of these titles

 In-depth research saved on a USB Flash Drive

 A full back-up service where your title and you as its legal holder is promoted internationally.

The titles available are as follows:

1. Chief Prince of Watchet and Daws Castle. (This is not a Prince in the meaning of Royalty. It is a term used for the highest title equivalent to a Duke) . The title would read "Your Name Chief Prince of Watchet and Daws Castle This is an exclusive title.  £5,000

2. King's Thane. King's Lord. The title would read "Your Name King's Lordship of Daws Castle This is an exclusive title. £5,000

3. Alderman (Eolderman) The title would read "Your Name Earl of Daws Castle. This is an exclusive title. £3,000

4. Thane (Baron). The title would read "Your Name Baron of Daws Castle. This is an exclusive title.  £2,500

5. Court Baron. The title would read "Your Name Court Baron of Daws Castle. This is an exclusive title.  £1,750

6. Court Leet. The title would read "Your Name Court Leet of Daws Castle. This is an exclusive title.  £1,750

7. Lord of the Hundred. The title would read "Your Name Lord of the Hundred of Watched and Daws Castle. This is an exclusive title.  £2,500

8. Count. The title would read "Your Name Count of Daws Castle. This is an exclusive title.  £1,750

9. Knight of Daws Castle. The title would read "Your Name Knight of Daws Castle KtDC" With the legal use of the letters KtDC. This is not an exclusive title as there can be several Knights.  £250

10. Member of the Order of Daws Castle. The title would read Your Name Member of the Order of Daws Castle MDC. With the legal use of the letters MDC. This is not an exclusive title as there can be several Members of the Order.  £250